References

This lesson introduces [1] the available customer documentation.

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A number of customer handbooks are available for the 1830 PSS-36/64.
[1] The Safety Guide provides safety guidelines needed to protect against personal injury and to
prevent material damage to the equipment.
[2] The Product Information and Planning Guide provides a product description, including
features application and network configuration
features, configuration. It describes the tasks which have to be
completed for operation, administration, maintenance and system provisioning. In addition, it
handles administrative and planning aspects, such as system planning and ordering information,
product support, quality and technical specifications.
[3] Procedures for provisioning and operating the 1830 PSS-36/64 using a local craft interface
terminal can be found in the User Provisioning Guide.
[4] Alarm messages and their meanings can be found in the Maintenance and Trouble-clearing
Guide. It also describes p
procedures for routine maintenance,, troubleshooting,
g, diagnostics,
g , and
component replacement.
[5] The steps for putting the system into operation are described in the Installation and System
Turn-up Guide.
[6] The TL1 Command Guide describes the external TL1 interface in terms of TL1 commands,
responses, and notification definitions.
[7] If you are using the GMRE software package, two additional Guides may be useful.
The GMRE Command Line Interface Guide describes commands,
commands parameters and syntax of the
commands, which can be submitted from the local interface.
The GMPLS/GMRE Guide provides a description of the features, network configuration and
provisioning of an Automatically Switched Optical Network (ASON) using GMRE. [8]
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This “folder” provides a summary of this training.
There are several ways to navigate inside the folder.
[1] Click on the tabs to navigate within this folder.
You can also use the control buttons of the player to go to the next page.[2]

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[1] For the 1830 PSS we have two shelves with different capacities. [2] The ODU control plane is
supported. [3] Functional components include: several types of I/O interfaces, [4] the Agnostic
matrix that performs ODUK and SDH/SONET switching, [5] the control architecture, [6] the power
supply, and [7, 8] the GCC management.

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The 1830 PSS is composed of several architectures:
[1] The three-level controls for [2] equipment [3] shelf, [4] and local data control;
[5] The transmission architecture represented by the agnostic matrix;
[6] The I/O interfaces performing signal processing; and
[7] The equipment protection architecture to ensure availability of the general system
components. [8]

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[1] There are two different types of shelves available. [2] Mandatory cards are located in the
common slots. [3] Power distribution, [4] first level control, [5] and matrix belong to the
mandatory cards.
[6] [7] Client interface cards, [8] uplink cards or [9] filter cards can be flexibly placed in the I/O
area. [10]
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Congratulations! You have completed the 1830 Photonic Service Switch release 7.0 OCS
Architecture and Hardware.

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